The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-12-09
NUMBER 46.

dried butter. .ies; UdC her aunt was
nowhere TO Ue seen
''Sh has gonh upstairs" thu young
man eNpl incl in answer to Mary AIMS
bcw liere look. TO get n bag OF hops
for Oil Mrs Hubbard neuralgia. Are
You iii, Mary Ann: You look SO willie
IN weary :"
With gentle authority he took the
tca-kettle rom Il T IA an l. an set il on
tbs stove, Mary Ann he!plessly res4rI-
ing him the VII le.
How tai. AMI straight and h~ndsona
he WIS, lipw pleasant suone thu .iX Il
from his gyuia. haze. eyes. low
dearly she ha! .earne 10 love hi "a .
Now il must Dc al IN lone ,ain. WIs
II not wicked TO allow h RS j. - th.nS
OF hIin " 10 belonged 10 Aida Mars on,
mu h s. 10 .ouS aimiringly in his
fac. With these IhoIghts in her
mild, i. wis no Won Ter that h-r eN-
preston grew frigid as an iclcle. Sho
pIil no IA ed u his question.
Miss Marsiol is out by the well;
yoI vii. fin her ,h"re,' she saIl.
Miss Marslon, "a ~ sad Mr.. Fair
welth-r. with provoking cqu inlmty.
"ih { rem.n ls me - yop haven't tDll
me what YOU think OF our family ar-
rIu.tmen 8. Were You surprise -
Mary Ann locke 1t A.!u IN anazc-
mcnt almost ! 4 auge-.
'Of cours. | WAS surprised" sail she.
But gathering al Ia r prcsen C OF
min |, Il dpn know why-iI Is NJ .usi-
ness oi mine
",ut it's though" s1il he. at has
on Y driv n me, a little sooner thIn
o.hcrwIs. anticipated, To ask yo TO lis
ten - my SUIT. Miss Midi must not
iuIgin tALt sn il tbs onl! persol IN
The worlI vino can get married"
Mary Ann rev hers Ii mp.
air. F.urwcather,' sal sac. l must
beg you 10 rene Der yourself. We
arc not Mornons IA r.. Neither ar.
yoI any relation 10 ElIebearI. In tins
COdntry 4 man can htv. hut one wiie.'
MIR. FairweatIer looked pu: lei.
AN III iIsputIUle fact sad he. "Gut
! know ol NJ one who IS contra lictiL;
low d,ro yol insult me by snch
worIs ~ criei poor Nary Ann. -loL
who ars caIA - TO Mss Mar ton"
"B.t Al not eLgIg-d - Mss -Iar5.
ton
II Fairwoathrr :"
81 am not indee l." he said. "O~Hr
little Mary Ann, do not .ool a; me with
sdrh lnCTeduOus eyes Miss Aria
aIarstoa Is t!Ian ed q my faith T. She
IS 10 %. my 81 -p-mother next montI
an as | wollt nJturiIy. II Idtr tns
existing cIrsu .lstanccs, prefer a hons
O. any . Vn, want you - Uc ats hJuss-
10 / ang.i
Not auuJh r word WIS spoken. Mary
ANA SOFT eyes, br EInIng over with
g.as t-drs. were hiteI - John iIC-
>h. stole tONIrl HIM aai ml mr.
c..msOn che, k agun~t has 5 oIlivr
las arm u-u,encI I;s Ill, IN III. most
na,u a m-nasr II "a. void, aToun
IA r NJ 81.
Wh.n Miss Fosic;t came down stairs
with IN. bag ui hops. the two were buSi-
Iy engaged III plc&lns u ia, hails ot
sarpat-rags 'vhich hal rolled away il
every direction.
Il WIS the cat, aunty" explained
Mar Ann. "SAc wls asleep III tuc
very mj the OF tn. hLlls. AMI when sac
20, u, an I stretched herself
~Cals are q dreadful y ,ther wh"n
there wJr1 arounI!' SAID Miss tos-
SIT.
A.tcr John Fairwcath0r hal gone
home W. II h;s ST p-mUtuer-el-cl Mary
Ann w.tSn't Jnc least bIt III the wOgll
ietoHS OI MISS Aida Marstuu II Nv , the
gur crtpt out IN the dew AN ~. r I'D
i park up TN. dried IoscOd1s AM tAc
scented = g'rJuiIm-lclVs5
/ oh, what fool was" sno whis-
| pcred 80 tty TO h.r5el, IN hoY happy
| | am at .ast
She helped Miss M1rs:oa with her
| ar.-ss.s, i ,cr all . an when the I.tg-
carpet WAS sewn IN woven IN ran 20 Y
sir 5. II oc upie tn. p.auc OF honor
! on 5lrs. john rairw, a,her dainty nlIls
| Kitchen iiODr.
| Ism il pretty John :" shr erie l.
zine pr.t.iesT thin: ! ever saw IL my
! life sad John, looking sra.2ht in.o
| h.s Wi e ) IA -.
VI =. tairwea:her laughed and blush
| Cd. an sii (.
NON, john, don't be a GOOSE -